How is frontline applied?

How is frontline applied?

Place applicator tip just above the skin and squeeze. Apply entire contents of applicator in a single spot directly onto dog’s skin. Do not apply on top of hair coat. 4Avoid contact with treated area until dry.

What to do after applying Frontline?

Keep your pet dry for 48 hours.

1. Do not bathe your pet after applying Frontline. Frontline should be effective on its own to treat fleas and ticks. A flea bath or dip is not necessary.
2. Do not let your cat or dog swim for 48 hours after applying Frontline.

How often should you put Frontline on your dog?

Treat all your dogs and cats every month for optimal flea control. When applied correctly, FRONTLINE PLUS remains active against fleas for at least one month. If you are in a paralysis tick area, apply FRONTLINE PLUS FOR DOGS every 2 weeks to provide paralysis tick control for your dog.

What if my dog licks Frontline spray?

My pet has licked the FRONTLINE PLUS or FRONTLINE SPRAY. Will it be OK? If licking occurs shortly after application, a brief period of hyper-salivation may occur due to the taste. These signs are usually short lived.

What happens if my dog licks his flea treatment?

The most common signs of toxicity from pyrethrum-based flea products are muscle tremors and excessive salivation. Common signs of toxicity from flea products containing organophosphates are diarrhea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, small pupils, muscle tremor, weakness or falling over, and drooling.

Can I apply frontline after 2 weeks?

You can reapply after two weeks – But be careful, as you don’t want to overdose your cat. You best bet would be to just give the vet a call and I’m sure they’ll let you know over the phone!

Is it OK to give frontline early?

If you are finding fleas on your pet even after applying your pet’s topical flea treatment, you might consider reapplying it early. However, this solution is not always recommended and may lead to an overdose in some rare cases.

Which is better Advantage or Frontline?

Frontline Plus is slightly less expensive than Advantage II and protects both against fleas (in their various stages) and ticks (whereas Advantage only treats fleas and is more costly).